"override decision" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a decision that overrides or supersedes a previous decision. Example: The CEO's override decision to pursue a different marketing strategy caused a lot of controversy among the board members.
She added that families can override decisions by people to donate their organs after they die.
Balls blustered about "constitutional" issues arising over whether judges should be able to override decisions taken by elected ministers.
Mr. Walcott and his team will not have the power to override decisions by the school board.
Parliamentary sovereignty would be restored because the HRA allows parliament to override decisions of the UK judges, whereas the European Convention Treaty does not permit Parliament to override Strasbourg.
More than twenty override decisions have involved white defendants, but in some of these cases, too, the judge's reasoning has had a racial subtext.
The former prosecutor, Henry M. Greenberg, recommended that the state appoint a fiscal monitor with the power to override decisions by the school board.
"He voted last night because he feels that it is important for democracy that the House of Lords should not override decisions made by the elected House of Commons," the spokesperson told The Independent.
Allowing states to override decisions of the human rights court would be contrary to the rule of law and "totally destructive of the system," Sir Nicolas Bratza, the court's British president, has told the Guardian.
You play as a Fatebinder which gives your character authority to override decisions by other characters within Overlord Kyros' army, the decisions you make are reminiscent of those a Roman governor may have faced.
According to his official statement, he did so because he "feels that it is important for democracy that the House of Lords should not override decisions taken by the elected House of Commons".
